Dalton Middleton is a local journalist based in Wetumpka, Alabama. He writes for The Wetumpka Herald and Tallassee Tribune Inc, covering a variety of local sports events and news stories. His work has also been featured in Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc, Longview News-Journal, and Cleburne Times Review.
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Dalton's coverage primarily focuses on local high school sports, particularly in the areas of Wetumpka and Tallassee, Alabama. Given this hyperlocal focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to events and stories concerning these specific schools or their student-athletes.
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I’ll cut straight to the chase – I’m leaving Tallapoosa Publishers Inc.
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Edgewood Academy (1-0) at Chambers Academy (2-1)
By: Dalton Middleton
Tallassee coach Lawrence “L.A.” O'Neal is set to face his former team. O'Neal and Tallassee are making the short trip to Booker T.
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